Republican Platform Endorsed by National Convention
The platform supports gold standard and opposes free coinage of silver. It backs protection and reciprocity, immigration limits, and a strong merchant marine. It calls for civil service reform, nonracial equality, good roads, land reclamation, and statehood for New Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma. It also favors an Isthmian canal, Open Door in China, and independence for Cuba.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
China
Monrose
South Africa
Philippines
Cuba
Bill and Ted 7 Good-Nufsedi Bill and Ted 7 Good-Nufsedi
The piece notes a Monday start for an eight page Taz JourNAL issue lasting to September 1 and highlights Kansas record gaps with a single Inmate at the state poor farm amid critics of Democratic policies. It also mentions Philadelphia convention interest and a novelty about a new waltz named after Asbury Park.
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Taz Journal
Kansas
Bank de Poalts
Treasurer's figures claim U S borrows cheaper than all nations
The treasurer states the United States borrows money at the lowest rate among nations and that every dollar issued is equivalent to gold, highlighting perceived dollar stability and gold backing in the economy.
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United States
Unitedtates
Island products and US trade ties emphasized in editorial
The piece notes US spending of a million dollars daily on tropical goods from islands under closer US administration. It lists numerous commodities and predicts increased island exports as relations deepen, while US farms and factories gain. It also cites Washington Post commentary on treasury surplus, wartime taxes, and May customs receipts, and criticizes party politics ahead of a July 4 ratification.
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United States
The
Washington Post
Asbury Park Class of 1900 Dances at Hotel Brunswick
High school graduates of Asbury Park year 1900 held a dance and reception Monday night in the Hotel Brunswick casino. Professor Sanford and his band provided the music while many friends greeted the new alumni.
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Asbury Park High School
Brunswick
Bessle Bell
Nellie Green
Florence Moss
Glennie Comegys
Ethel Sedam
Beulah Reed
Maud Marren
Mabel Moss
Gertrude Kendal
Sarah Neéabitt
Bessle Winsor
Rhoda Atkins
Georgia Mabit
Bertha
Mabel Brazer
Maud Sollenberger
Hewittt Seaman
Ethel Parker
Mlanie Egbert
Grace Martin
Alma Hubbard
Etta Eingeln
Ruth Martin
Helen Phalso
Fannie Phalen
Grace Boyce
Jennie Sexton
Frank Tompkins
Sibyl Cole
Edward Wyckoff
George Hunt
Harold Tenney
Edward Fielder
Fred 8. Shepherd
Percival Smith
Fred Burdge
Alleyn ‘Walton
Asbury Park Waltz Debuts in Masters of Dancing Show
The National Association of the Masters of Dancing announces three new dances for this year with Asbury Park Waltz by Isadore Sampson of Lynn, Mase leading the lineup. Also featured are Bellefield by Harry Layton Braon of Pittsburg and the Dixon by EB L Gaynor of Chicago. The Asbury Park Waltz honors Asbury Park with simple, gilding waltz movements and a sequence of steps, turns, and glides as described.
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National Association of the Masters of Dancing
Lta
Asbury Park
Bellefield
Harry Layton Braon
Pittsburg
Dixon
EB. L. Gaynor
Chicago
Coupe Gilesse
Jeeto
Jeete
Coleman House Opens With Record Summer Bookings
The Coleman House hotel under Frank B. Conover opens for the season with the largest advance bookings in its history. Improvements include a new casino on Klugeley Street featuring billiards bowling alleys and ballroom. The patronage spans elite travelers from across the country as guests begin to arrive for summer.
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Coleman House
Galnon
Frank B. Conover
Coloman
Walla
Klugeley Street
Coleman
Deaths of Minnie Conover Amanda Grover and E N Page
Minnie A Conover 25 died at home in Ocean Grove after a Sunday death. Funeral from West Grove M E Church and buried in Hamilton cemetery. Amanda Grover 20 died in Bradley Beach at aunt Reuben Stevens home from consumption. Page E N 73 died at a Troy hotel. remains sent to Troy in cedar casket. Funeral plans noted with undertaker Matthews and Burtis.
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Minnie A. Conover
Gilbert Conlover
Abbott Avenue
Ocean’ Grove
Isaiah
Amanda, Morris
Avon
West Grove M. E
Matthews
Hamilton Cemetery
Amanda Grover
Bradley Beach
Reuben Stevens
Cassville
E. N
Page
Troy
N. Y
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Page
Burtis
Hotel Brunswick Opens With Busy Capacity and New Comfort
The Hotel Brunswick opened Saturday as promised by management. The register shows liberal patronage and a busy season ahead, with conventions and gatherings booked to swell its capacity. Changes enhance comfort and homelikeness for guests.
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Hotel
Brunswick
The
Long Branch Editor Walter Taylor Dead at 34
Walter Taylor longtime associate editor of the Long Branch Record died after illness from stomach trouble at age thirty four. He was son of Frank M. and Josephine Taylor and unmarried. Funeral held at St Luke's Church West Long Branch with interment in West Long Branch cemetery. Newsboys at Bradley Beach Avon can obtain the Journal daily at the Journal agency Bradley Beach store.
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Walter Taylor
Long Branch Record
Frank M
Josephine Taylor
Taylor
New York
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Looe Branch
West Long Branch
Bradley Beach
Avon
Cely Journal
Journal
Bradley Beach Nation
Ross-Fennton Farm Opening Historic Event
The Ross Fenton farm will open on Saturday with Charles J. Ross and wife Mabel Fenton celebrating the aecend season of Utopia. Pine odor fills the air as a new era begins and lights reflect on nearby Déal Jake. Fenton will supervise broiling leghorns using southern ground corn meal, continuing the farm’s traditional practices.
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Ross-Fenton
Charles J. Ross
Mabel Fenton
Utopia
Déal Jake
Alabama
Charles Roashoa
Asbury Pavilion Hosts Warm Band Weekend
The Vincent' beach band opened its first concert at the Asbury avenue pavilion Saturday drawing thousands. A sacred concert drew another large crowd Sunday. The band will perform every afternoon and evening this week at the same pavilion. Bandmaster Vincentz was greeted warmly by friends at the opening event.
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Vincent
Asbury Avenue Pavilion
Vincentz
Minnie Wardell Burned In Oil Stove Fire At Home
Minnie Wardell suffered severe burns to her hand and arm while trying to extinguish a blazing oil stove at her home at Emory Street and Munros Avenue. The incident occurred Sunday.
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Minnie Wardell
Emory Street
Munros Avenue
Ocean Grove Summer Services Schedule Published
The Ocean Grove program for summer services is released. It lists opening on June 24 with Bishop Andrews, Rev. Eli Gifford, and Rev. Dr. Hathaway among speakers. July and August events include National Sabbath Union talks, the Declaration of Independence music, and various lectures, sermons, moving pictures, and camp meetings led by prominent Methodist clergy and visiting dignitaries.
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Ocean Grove
Bishop Andrews
Eli Gifford
Firt M. E
I. W. Hathaway
National Sabbath Union
T. B. Neeley
Behdol Union
A. H. de Haven
New York
Margaret Asay
King's Daughters
Margaret Bottome
Hospital Babbath
James M. "Buckley
The
Christian Advocate
Botts
Kansas
Chatangua Assembly
B.B. Loomis
Round Lake
M. Spedon
George T. Lemmon
W. V. Kelley
Methodist Review
Moving Pictures
Vitale
Arlington Hotel
C. H. Yatman
W.G, TU
Say Mies Clara Parrish
Japan
National Temperance. Union
Tadge B. Dunn
Megdixill
Dip Daria J. Burrill
Tabernacle
Thompson Park
C. H. Yatmay
Summer School of Theology
A. N. Fitzgerald
Embury Price
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
FE. H. Stokes
Women's Home Missionary Society
Clinton B. Fiske
Annoa
J. W. Hamilton
Boston
Methodist Church
Afm
Fitzgerald
Jerusalem
W. B. Osborn
Temple
Thomas Huston
Hy -Yatman
Thomas O'Hanlon
Pennington Seminary
Thornley Chapel
William Franklin
Lizzie Smith
Aren’s Meetinga
Talie Esen
Morgan
Thomas Hewrion
Percy Moran
Faraous
Moran
Walter Thompson remembered at Matawan New Year event
Founder Bradley recalled a 1886 New Year's entertainment in Matawan where blind newsboy Walter Thompson spoke to honor the late Allan R. Cook. The moment featured a portrait of Cook, a tribute that moved many including George W. Patterson. The Philadelphia Sunday Press plans to distribute a new large art print series next Sunday.
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Bradley
Walter Thompson
Matawan
Spaak
Mr. Cook
Mr. Bradley
Cook
George W. Patterson
Samuel A. Patterson
Reduced Rates to Chicago For Prohibition Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers roundtrip tickets to Chicago at one fare for the round trip. Tickets valid for outbound travel June 25 and 26 and return travel through June 29 with validation by the joint agent at Chicago. A twenty five cent validation fee is charged per ticket.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fies
Reduced Rates to Charleston for National Education Meeting
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all lines to Charleston South Carolina for the National Educational Association meeting July 7 18. The round trip fare is one fare plus $2. Tickets on sale July 5 to 8 and valid for return until September 1. On return a Washington stopover is allowed with ticket deposit to joint agent and $1 fee.
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National Educational Association
Charleston
8. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Reduced Rail Fares to Kansas City for Democratic Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all stations to Kansas City for the national Democratic convention on July 4. Round trip one first class fare with travel dates July 1 2 and 3 for outbound and return by July 9. Tickets valid on all trains except the Pennsylvania Limited and require continuous passage.
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Kansas City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Professor Jake Parker in town plans pavilion scale erection
Professor Jake Parker welgh master arrives in town to arrange a pavilion under Asbury avenue. Since October Parker has weighed 106000 visitors in the Blogel with Cooper Company New York store cited in the trade note.
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Jake Parker
Dupois
Asbury Avenue
Parker
Cooper Company
New York
Savage English in Turkey and Turkish views on dress
A Constanti nople correspondent reports Turkish opinion on English visitors. Natives say English women and men dress poorly in England due to costume choices. They note tourists wear extreme outfits with short skirts, large hats, and veils. Turks in Stamboul judge travelers by appearance, often charging accordingly.
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Constantinople
England
Peru
London
Paris
Stamboul
English lampblack inventor fails to win direct UK sales
A British man seeking fortune in the U.S. creates a new lampblack process. He finds Germany as the market, but German buyers resell in England. He offers direct sales to English firms, promising lower prices, but top houses, including a 200 year old firm, reject change and dismiss his plan as unsatisfactory.
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America
Kansas City Star
Germany
England
Smith
Reduced Round Trip Rates for Baptist Young People's Union Meet
Tickets from all line stations to Cincinnati offered at one fare for the round trip for the annual convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America. Sales July 10 to 18 with return by July 17, extendable to August 10 if deposited with the Cincinnati joint agent by July 14 plus fifty cent fee.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Star of the Sea Academy Holds Commencement in Long Branch
The Star of the Sea Academy of Long Branch held its annual commencement at the opera house Monday afternoon. Bishop J A McFaul of Trenton presided and delivered the address to four graduates Lucy Warwick Edith Woolf Harrie Gugel and Kathleen Garrigan. Edith Woolf was named valedictorian.
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Star of the Sea Academy of Long Branch
St the Opera House
J. A. McFaul
Trenton
Lucy Warwick
Edith Woolf
Harrie Gugel
Kathleen Garrigan
Bishop McFaul
Miss Woolf
Sand Sculptor Toyice Here at Asbury Park
Artist Taylor returns to Asbury Park for the season with sand sculpture masterworks that delight thousands. Founder Bradley offers a $50 purse to anyone who can produce Taylor's equal.
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Taylor
Asbury Park
Bradley
Pennsylvania Railroad to skip stops on weekday trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces that starting Saturday June 28 the 7 27 p m Asbury Park to Philadelphia train and the 3 30 p m Broad Street to Asbury Park train will not stop at Manasquan Allaire Farmingdale or Jamesburg Junction on weekdays
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Jane
Asbury Park
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Manasquan
Allaire
Farmingdale
Jamesburg Junction
Magistrate Dismisses Bottle Throw Case In Mixed Names
Magistrate Cross Wednesday dismissed the case of John Clark and Georgio Casalosa and Nicollola Casalosa after testimony confusion over a Tuesday night bottle-throwing incident. No charges proceeded.
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Cross
John Clark
Georgio
Nicollola Casalosa
Frank Daly and Son Injured in Ocean Grove Wagon Accident
Frank Daly Jr son of Frank Daly of Main street and Asbury Avenue was run over on Main avenue Ocean Grove on a wagon ride. His left leg was broken near the ankle.
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Frank Daly, Jr
Frank Daly
Main Street
Asbury Avenue
Main Avenue
Ocean Grove
Craable's Bargains Furnishings Ad
A local ad touts low prices on furniture mats kitchen stoves lawn mowers garden hoses and hundreds of other necessary articles. It invites customers to visit 508 Main St for bargains claimed to be lower than any other store.
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M. Onosnrp
Main St
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Long Branch
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Camp Meeting Association
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